EPISODE · Mar 30, 2018 · 38 MIN
CL165: On Keynote Speaking, Artificial Intelligence and Trust - Interview with Chris Brogan
from SuperCreativity Podcast with James Taylor | Creativity, Innovation and Inspiring Ideas
Chris Brogan provides strategy and skills for the modern business. He is CEO of Owner Media Group, a sought after keynote speaker, and the New York Times bestselling author of nine books. His latest is Find Your Writing Voice where he teaches how to distill your unique writing voice for any of your projects, from sending an email to blogging to writing your own book. Chris is also a much-in-demand keynote speaker and has spoken for or consulted with some of the biggest brands in the world including Disney, Coke, Google, GM and Microsoft. More info and Free Book: http://jamestaylor.me/ In this episode, you'll learn: Social differences of this time Building business relationships The beginning of his speaker journey Being the guide on the side Being sage on the stage Being unteachable and self-loathing Lessons from his 10th book Books versus podcasts Context over content Artificial intelligence Please subscribe to my channel if you are into what I do! Your support is greatly appreciated and helps me continue to keep it free for everyone: * Please Subscribe To This Channel https://goo.gl/8EWszQ See my website for hundreds more free training videos, interviews, and free courses on creativity, innovation, creative process, creativity exercises, theory and loads more at http://www.jamestaylor.me Hope you enjoy it - if you do please subscribe to my YouTube Channel and come find me on my socials below. Thank You! * YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/JamesTaylorMe/ * Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jamestaylordotme * LinkedIn https://uk.linkedin.com/in/jameskirktaylor * Twitter https://twitter.com/JamesTaylor_me
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